Web design, Corstorphine.
Corstorphine is a proper hub, not somewhere people only sleep. I build websites for the businesses here, and I work ten minutes away in South Gyle.
Built for businesses here
The place.
You can get most of what you need without leaving the place, which is rarer in Edinburgh than people think.
Sweet Bella is the smallest bakery in the United Kingdom and it's on your doorstep. Round it sit restaurant and bar chains that have been trading for years, the kind that only open where the footfall is reliable. The old High Street still has the primary school, the Corstorphine Inn and the Old Kirk, so the village is still there underneath the shopping.
St John's Road is the problem and the opportunity at the same time. It carries the A8 out towards Glasgow, and the traffic outgrew the road a long time ago. Thousands of people crawl past your window every single day and almost none of them stop. Edinburgh Zoo is on Corstorphine Road, the same run of road under another name, and it brings more of exactly that: a great many people going past, very few of whom came out to shop. They're not reading your signage at ten miles an hour. They look you up afterwards, on a phone, and that is the moment your website either does its job or loses you the customer.
A mile west are the business parks at South Gyle and Edinburgh Park, which is where a lot of the local spending money goes during the working day and comes back in the evening.
What follows from that.
If most people meet your business through a windscreen, the search afterwards is the whole thing.
Somebody who crawled past your sign at rush hour doesn't search for your name. They search for the job. A page for each thing you actually do gives them something to land on, instead of one page trying to cover everything.
The search happens later and it happens on a mobile, often on a patchy signal along the road. Images sized properly, no page builder bloat, nothing loading that isn't earning its place.
Your address, your area and your opening hours where a person and a search engine can both read them, lined up with your Google Business Profile so the two agree.
This is the Corstorphine version of a longer answer. Web design in Edinburgh covers what goes into every build, what it costs, how long it takes and the questions people ask me on a first call.
If you'd rather look at the work than read about it, the recent projects are all real businesses with sites you can go and use.
South Gyle is the near neighbour, and out beyond the bypass to the south west are Balerno and Currie.
No pitch and no obligation. A quick call to work out whether I can help, and what it would take. About thirty minutes.
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